Dunbar High School - Golden Memories Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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I if DRIVER EDUCATION 3 JUNIOR RED CROSS SPIQCTATORS Administrative and faculty members fol- low the football team all the way to Kirk Stadium.

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TYPING This room represents one of the most heavily used rooms in the school. Oppor- tunities in the field have encouraged many young ladies to prepare themselves for worthwhile employment. Here we IIOIC serious preparation in action. MUSIC The music period provides many relaxing and enjoyable moments for most of the students. Through a knowledge of the background of many types of music, a deeper appreciation and understanding of all mankind is attained. BUSINESS l2Al is really taking this work seriously. Following the directions of Mrs. Brown, their instructor, these young students will soon enter the outside world prepared to render desirable service.

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so We C7, The Queen Part of the half-time activities include the public presentation of the queen and her court by our principal, Mr. Robert P. Diggs. The festivities did not end here, but were climaxed by a gala homecoming dance at the school later in the evening. Annual Homecoming Came HOMECOMING QUEEN And what a queen . . . Carolyn Tate qcenterj. Miss Homecoming of Dunbar High School, was elected by popular vote by the entire senior high high students of the school. High standards must be met in order to qualify for the honor of reign- ing as queen: therefore, the queen in our school is truly representative of the best.